Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
noted on the top page of the page containing the leave accounts.
Such leave and the leave availed of by the Government servant after
the said date should be noted in it separately and not mixed up with
the leave earned after the said date.
120. In respect of Government servants as who have, in
pursuance of the option exercised under the provisions of rule 105 or
the provisions thereunder, elected to be governed by the rules in this
part with effect from the 1st day of August 1962 or the first day of
October 1972 or the first day of January 1978, as the case may be,
hereinafter in this rule called the said date the following provisions
shall be applicable.
I. In the case of Government servants allotted to the new
State Of Mysore from the States of Bombay, Hyderabad, Coorg and
Madras.
(1) Bombay Leave Rules:
(i) Old Leave rules: Leave on average pay.
The maximum leave on average pay at a time will be limited
to four months; It may be extended up to eight months, If the leave in
excess of four months is spent out of India or the leave in excess of
four months is supported by Medical Certificate but is not leave
preparatory to retirement.
(ii) Revised Leave Rules:
(a) Earned Leave: Earned leave will be added to earned
leave earned from the said date (upto the prescribed maximum limit).
(b) Half pay leave due: This will be added to half pay leave
earned from the said date.
(2) The Madras Leave Rules, 1933:
The following method shall be adopted in calculating the
unearned leave (i.e., leave on private affairs and leave on Medical
Certificate) at the credit of the Government servant on the date
immediately preceding the said date:
Calculate the ratio between the period of completed years
of service put in by the Government servant to the date immediately
preceding the said date and the total period of completed years of
service he would put in if he would retire at the age of superannuation
(55 years). Calculate the amount of unearned leave at the same
ratio and deduct the leave availed of to the date immediately preceding
the said date. The balance will be the amount of unearned leave
126
(half pay leave due) at the credit of the Government servant on the
said date. If the leave already taken exceeds the amount that would
thus be admissible, the excess should be shown in red ink, in the
leave account and debited against half pay leave that would be earned
for each completed year of service from the said date.
This principle is applicable also to other cases where leave
is not based on a fixed fraction of the service rendered.
II. In the case of Government servants allotted to the New
State of Mysore from the Old State of Mysore eligible for leave under
the Mysore Services Regulations.
(a) Privilege leave:- This will be added to Earned Leave due
from the said date (subject to the prescribed maximum limit).
During the period of privilege leave availed of on or after the
said date (as earned leave) the leave salary should not be less than
the salary as on the date immediately preceding the said date.
Note:- In the case of temporary Government Servants who
had put in a service of one year as on the said date, the amount of
privilege leave due up to the date immediately preceding the said
date will be calculated at 1/11th of the period of duty as per the
Leave Rules in Mysore Service Regulations and the amount of earned
leave due will be calculated at 1/22nd of the period of duty as per the
Leave Rules in this part from the said date, till the date of completion
of a service of one year.
(b) Leave on half average Salary:- This will be added to Half
pay leave due.
Note 1. Temporary Government servants who have put in a
service of less than 5 years as on the said date may be given credit
furlough leave on half average pay calculated with reference to their
service as on the date immediately preceding the said date, and
carried forward for availment after the said date subject to the limit
prescribed in the New Leave Rules.
Note 2. According to Article 207, Mysore Service Regulations
(old), Average salary will be granted during Furlough due for a total
Period not exceeding one year in the whole service, (six months at a
time which can be extended upto eight months on Medical
certificates) twice the period of Furlough leave on Average salary
being debited to the leave account in terms of leave on half average
salary.
127
appointment in any branch of the public service, may under the orders
of his immediate departmental superior be allowed leave of absence
for the number of days which is actually necessary to enable him to
attend the examination, that is, the number of days required for
travelling from his station to the place of examination and back, and
the number of days which the examination itself will occupy. During
this absence no deduction will be made from the allowances of the
Government servant unless the Head of the Office finds such deduction
necessary to enable him to make arrangements for carrying on the
work. Such leave should not be allowed more than twice for each
standard of examination.
1
[Exception:- A Government Servant appearing for the
examinations like Subordinate Accounts Service and Treasury Head
Accountants, Examination held only at Bangalore Centre, may be
allowed leave of absence for the number of days which is actually
necessary to enable him to attend the examination and for the period
required for travelling to Bangalore and back to his place of duty. for
the first three attempts irrespective of whether he appears for the
whole examination or a particular part or parts comprised therein.]
2
[134-A. For purposes of the rules contained in this section
as well as clause (d) of sub-rule (15) of rule 8 of these rules, an
examination or test is deemed to be obligatory, if it is prescribed as
a condition precedent for allowing increments or promotion, or for
confirmation. Examination Leave is not leave in the normal sense.
To get the benefit of duty to appear for an obligatory examination, the
Government servant concerned shall obtain permission to be away
from office. Such permission shall be given only twice in respect of
each such obligatory test or departmental examination, subject to
the provisions of the Exception below rule 134 of these rules. Where
such absence cannot be treated as duty, the Government servant
has to apply for such kind of leave as is due and admissible to him.]
SECTION IV - MATERNITY LEAVE
3
[135:-(1) A female Government servant may be granted
maternity leave by an authority competent to grant leave for a period
the civil post which he holds. The grant of this concession is subject
to the following further conditions:-
(a) that the disability, if due to disease must be certified by
1
[the Authorised Medical Attendant of the Government servant
concerned] to be directly due to the performance of the particular
duty, and
1
[(b) that if the Government servant has contracted such
disability during service otherwise than with a Military force, it must
be in the opinion of Government so exceptional in character 1[xxx......]
and
2
[(c) that the period of absence recommended by an
Authorised Medical Attendant may be covered in part by leave under
this rule and in part by any other kind of leave, and that the amount
of special disability leave granted on leave salary equal to that
admissible on earned leave shall not exceed 120 days.]
138. Temporary employees of the Livestock Farms of the
Veterinary Department who are incapacitated for work from injuries
received in the execution of their legitimate duties (provided the injuries
are not due to any negligence on their part) may be granted leave
with allowance upto 30 days by the Director of Animal Husbandry in
Karnataka on the strength of a medical certificate granted by a District
Medical Officer.
5. Muthodi
6. Thadasa
7. Manjarabad
8. Sivesvar
9. Sacrebyle
10. Umblebyle
11. Choradi
12. Koppa Range (Chikmagalur District)
13. Kallurkatte
14. Agumbe Range
15. Mudigere
16. Lakkavalli
17. Narasimharajapura
18. Hebbe Range
FORESTERS ONLY
1. Maddur (Gundlupet Range)
2. Bandipur
3. Anechowkur
4. Veeranahosahalli
5. Koppa (Mysore District)
6. Settihalli
7. Hanagere
8. Kumbi Forester
9. Talaguppa
Note 1:- The above leave may be treated as similar to earned
leave for purposes of leave salary, increments, half-pay leave and
pensions.
Note 2:- The leave may not be combined with leave other
than earned leave but the grant of special locality leave should not
result in extra cost.
Note 3:- The leave may not be accumulated beyond a period
of one month.
1
[xxx]
Signature of the
Government Servant. (1)...........................
(2)...........................
(3)...........................
Civil Surgeon/Staff Surgeon/
Authorised Medical Attendant
/Registered Medical Practitioner.]
Allowances
170. Fixed travelling allowance is not admissible during leave
and may be drawn by the substitute.
who may visit the patient if for any reason he considers this course
advisable. This Rule will be only applicable when the Government
servant requiring leave is too ill, or unable for other reasons regarded
as sufficient by his immediate superior to come to headquarters to
undergo examination by the Civil Surgeon or the District Medical
Officer.
185. The grant of a Medical certificate does not in itself
confer upon the Government servant concerned any right to leave.
The certificate should be forwarded to the authority competent to
grant the leave, and the orders of that authority should be awaited.
186. When any Government servant is granted leave on
medical certificate, the authority granting the leave should specify
the fact in its order to enable the Audit Officer to make the necessary
entry in the leave salary certificates.
1
[189. The Certificate shall be in the following form: -
I ........ after careful personal examination of the case hereby
certify that 2[Shri/Smt (who is/is not under orders of transfer)whose
signature/thumb impression is given below] is suffering from..... and
I consider that a period of absence from duty of ...........with effect
from ...... to .......is absolutely necessary for the restoration of his/
her health.
Signature and Designation
of Medical Attendant.
Medical History
(The nature of illness, symptoms, causes and duration should be
specified)
Signature and Designation
of Medical Attendant.
Note- The Head of the Office should, before sanctioning or
recommending leave, satisfy himself that the thumb impression
recorded in the Certificate and the Service Register do not differ in
the case of illiterates.]
SANCTION OF LEAVE
Gazetted Government Servants
190. In cases of emergency, a Gazetted Government servant
may be allowed to proceed on leave by the authority competent to
grant him leave, but leave may not be finally sanctioned to him until
judge of the expediency of granting the leave and can without reference
to higher authority make the necessary arrangements during the
leave.
Note- Government may at any time withdraw the powers
delegated under this sub-rule.
(c) A Government servant acting under sub-rule (b) must
first obtain a report from the Audit Officer that the leave is admissible.
If he grants the leave, he must communicate his orders to the Audit
Officer by insertion in the Gazette or otherwise. In delegating its
powers of granting leave in accordance with sub-rule (b), Government
will decide whether either the grant or the refusal of the leave should
be reported to it.
1
[(d) The Authority competent to sanction leave other than
special disability leave specified in column (1) of the table below,
may sanction leave other than special disability leave in respect of
sub-ordinate Government servants holding the posts in the scales of
pay specified in column (2) thereof to the maximum duration specified
therein.
Authority
competent to
sanction leave Posts in the scale of pay of
other than special
disability leave
(1) (2)
1
[Note 2 - When the application is for study leave out of India
or other leave specifically granted for purposes of study out of India,
the authority sanctioning the leave should obtain a certificate of
admissibility from the Accountant General before sanctioning the
leave].
2
[Note 3 - In determining the authority competent to sanction
leave under this rule, the period of earned leave surrendered for purpose
of encashment shall not be taken into account].
CHAPTER XIV
PAYMENT OF LEAVE ALLOWANCES
When payable
197. Leave allowances are payable after the end of each
calender month.
1
[Exception-1 :- A Government servant who is granted Earned
leave preparatory to retirement under rule 110 shall be paid in
lumpsum the amount equivalent to leave salary and allowances
admissible during such leave as one time settlement at the
commencement of leave.
Exception-2 :- The earned leave during re-employment
(including re-employment on contract basis) may be allowed to be
availed of as terminal leave even though it may not have been formally
applied for and refused and the amount equivalent to leave salary
and allowances payable shall be paid in lumpsum as one time
settlement. The same principle applies in respect of refused leave
granted under rule 110.]
198. When leave is sanctioned with retrospective effect or
when one kind of leave is commuted retrospectively into any other
kind of leave admissible under these rules after the lapse of one year
from the date of relief, the leave allowances shall not become payable
without the sanction of Government.
Note :- Government have delegated to Heads of Departments
the power of sanctioning the disbursement of leave allowance under
this rule to non-gazetted Government servants of their departments.
Instructions :-
A question has been raised as to whether the concurrence
of the Finance Department should be obtained to sanction the
payment of leave allowances when leave is sanctioned with
retrospective effect to the Gazetted Officers. The question has been
examined and it has been decided that the Administrative Secretariat
Departments may sanction such payments without the concurrence
of the Finance Department. They should however ensure that the
delay in sanctioning leave was unavoidable and the sanction of leave
is in accordance with the rules. (0.M. No. FD 110 SRS 68 dt. 9-7-
1968)
1. Inserted by No. FD 91 SRS 78 dated 8-2-1980 (w.e.f. 28-2-1980).
160
rules in this part shall apply unless the Government servant has
exercised option to be governed by the Pension Rules applicable to
him before 31st August 1969.]
The option should be exercised by making a declaration in
writing and should be communicated by the Government servant to
the Head of his office if he is a non-gazetted Government servant and
to the Accountant General, Karnataka if he is a gazetted Government
servant. The declaration of a non-gazetted Government servant should
be attested and countersigned by the Head of the Office and pasted
in the Service Book of the Government servant concerned. An entry
should also be made in the Service Book that the Government servant
is governed by the Rules in this (Part IV) by virtue of the declaration
made by him. It will be responsibility of a Government servant opting
to be governed by these rules, to ensure that the receipt of the
declaration is acknowledged by the Accountant General, Karnataka,
or by the Head of the Office, as the case may be; provided that no
person ordered to be retired from service under the rules applicable
to him at the time when such order was made, shall be entitled to
exercise such option.
(b) Notwithstanding the date of commencement of these
rules the Government shall have power by order to extend the benefit
of these rules to Government servants or their families in cases of
retirement or death on or after 1st November 1956.
208. Pension includes a gratuity. Except where the term
Pension is used in contradistinction to Death cum Retirement
Gratuity, Pension includes Death cum Retirement Gratuity also.
209. Unless in any case it be otherwise expressly provided
in these rules, an authority competent to grant a pension may sanction
the grant of any pension admissible under these rules to any
Government servant who is borne on its establishment.
210. In any case in which a pension is not admissible under
any specific provision of these rules, Government may sanction the
grant of a pension, which shall not, save in the most exceptional
circumstances, exceed Rs. 1[1055] a month or of a gratuity not
exceeding the equivalent of the value of such pension, if the grant is
not inconsistent with the general spirit of these rules.
CHAPTER XVI
CONDITIONS OF QUALIFYING SERVICE
SECTION 1 - DEFINITIONS OF QUALIFYING SERVICE
220. A Government servants service does not qualify till he
has completed eighteen years of age.
221. In cases other than those referred to in Rule 220, unless
it be otherwise provided by special rule or contract, the service of
every Government servant begins when he takes charge of the office
to which he is first appointed.
222. The service of a Government servant does not qualify
for pension unless it conforms to the following three conditions,-
First - The service must be under Government.
Second - The employment must be substantive and
permanent.
Third - The service must be paid for by Government.
These three conditions are fully explained in the following
sections.
1
[Note:- Service of Government Servants deputed to work
under the Tungabhadra Board is deemed to be service qualifying for
pension under this rule.]
SECTION II - FIRST CONDITION
223. The service of a Government servant does not qualify
unless he is appointed and his duties and pay are regulated by the
Government, or under conditions determined by the Governor. The
following are examples of persons excluded from pension by this
rule:-
(1) Servants of a Municipality or a Local Board.
(2) Servants of Grant-in-aid Schools and institutions.
SECTION III - SECOND CONDITION
224. Service does not qualify unless the Government servant
holds a substantive office on a permanent establishment but
temporary service will count to the extent indicated in Rule 226.
1. Inserted by No. FD 69 SRS 62 dated 6-3-1968 (Deemed to have been always
inserted).
177
1
[Note 1 :- In the case of a Government servant retiring from
service after 31st December, 1959, temporary and / or officiating
service under the Government followed without interruption by
confirmation in the same or another post, shall count in full as
qualifying service provided he held a substantive appointment on a
permanent establishment on the date of his retirement except in
respect of
(i) Periods of temporary or officiating service in non-
personable establishments;
(ii) Periods of service in work-charged establishments;
(iii) Periods of service paid from contingencies.
The proviso that temporary and / or officiating service, should
be followed by confirmation may be relaxed by Government in special
cases where for valid reasons a Government servant is not confirmed
before his retirement or death while in service.]
2
[Note 2 :- In respect of cases of retirement or death while in
service of Government servants during the period from 1st January
1960 to 31st August 1968, Heads of Departments are authorised to
sanction pension where admissible to temporary non-gazetted
servants counting the continuous temporary service rendered in
regular establishments under Government as qualifying service.]
3
[224-A. In respect of retirement or death while in service of
Government Servants on or after 1st September 1968, all service
under Government whether temporary or permanent shall count.]
225. An establishment, the duties of which are not
continuous, but are limited to certain fixed periods in each year, is
not a temporary establishment. Service in such an establishment
including the period during which the establishment is not employed,
qualifies; but the concession of counting as service the period during
which the establishment is not employed, does not apply to a
Government servant who was not on actual duty when the
establishment was discharged, after completion of its work, or to a
Government servant who was not on actual duty on the first day on
which the establishment was again re-employed.
1. Inserted by No. FD 41 SRS 60 dated 6.7.1960
2. Inserted by No. FD 70 SRS 69 dated 27-5-1970
3. Inserted by No. FD 69 SRS 66 dated 10-10-1968
178
242. Rule 241 will apply only to cases in which the whole
pay of the Government servant at any time is charged to a single
fund. The pensionery charges of Government servants whose pay is
met in shares from more than one source, viz., District Funds,
Municipal Funds, or Consolidated Fund of the State or by more than
one Municipality in shares, shall, in respect of such period of service
be borne entirely by General Revenues, 1[a contribution of one-eighth]
of so much of the salaries of such Government servants as is paid
by District or Municipal Funds being recovered and credited annually
to Government during that period.
243. The administrators of a Municipality or a Local Fund
including the Kolar Gold Fields Sanitary Board may, at their option,
with the permission of Government, make a permanent arrangement
for contributing for pensions from the Consolidated Fund of the State
for its permanent employees or for any specified classes of them, by
paying to Government 1[a contribution of one-eighth of the sanctioned
salaries of the several appointments]: provided that in the bills in
which the establishment charges are drawn from the treasury, the
contribution is added to the establishment bill and paid from the
funds of the Municipality or Local Board concerned by transfer credit
to the Consolidated Fund of State at the time the establishment bill
is cashed. Any default in the payment of the contribution entails
forfeiture of the claim against Government. Arrears contributions in
respect of either individual Government servants or classes of
Government servants proposed with a view to render past service
qualifying will not be accepted. When an arrangement of this kind is
made, the provision of Rule 241 will not apply to such appointments.
Note 1:- The arrangement contemplated in this Rule will
apply in respect of all Municipalities and Local Bodies.
Note 2:- If a Government Servant whose service is reckoned
as pensionable under this Rule is transferred to a similar pensionable
establishment of another Municipality or Local Fund or to qualifying
service under the State Government or vice versa, the transfer will
not interrupt the continuity of the service for pension.
Note 3:- 1[The contribution of one-eighth] will be taken as
covering the payment of Death-cum-Retirement Gratuity under these
Rules and Compassionate Gratuity under old rules.
1. Amended by No. FD 197 SRS 74 dated 7-9-1975 (w.e.f. 19-3-1974)
186
Special additions
1
[247(1) A member of the Bar, 2[who is directly appointed as
Munsiff or to a higher post] in the Judicial Department, and whose
whole pensionable service is passed in that Department shall, if
appointed at an age exceeding 25 years be entitled to reckon as
service qualifying for superannuation pension (but not for any other
class of pension) the actual period by which his age, at the time of
appointment, has exceeded 25 years subject to the proviso that five
years shall be the maximum period which can be so added. No
officer can claim the benefit of this Rule unless his actual qualifying
service at the time he quits Government service is not less than ten
years.
2
[xxx]
3
[(2) A Judicial Officer who is transferred 4[to any civil service
under the State and whose pensionable service after such transfer is
passed in such civil service provided such transfer is made in the
interest of public service] shall be entitled to the addition of the period
mentioned in sub-rule(1), as if he passed his whole pensionable
service in the Judicial Department.
5
[Exception:- The minimum number of years of actual
qualifying service necessary to claim the benefit of addition to the
service is reduced from ten to five years in the case of members of
the Bar who are directly recruited as District Judges or who, though
directly recruited as Sub-Judges or to higher posts in the Judicial
department, are promoted as District Judges and had service as
District Judges of at least five years in all.]
4
[247A(1) In the case of persons recruited after completing
the age of 30 years in consonance with or pursuant to the rules of
recruitment or policy or order of Government applicable to such
recruitment, there should be added to their qualifying service, a period
equal to the difference between the age on their date of birth
immediately preceding the date of recruitment and 30 years, subject
to a maximum of 8 years.]
CHAPTER XVIII
CONDITIONS OF GRANT OF PENSION
SECTION 1 - CLASSIFICATION OF PENSIONS
258. Pensions are divided into four classes, the rules for
which are prescribed in the following Sections of this Chapter:-
(a) Compensation Pensions-see Section II.
(b) Invalid Pensions - see Section III.
(c) Superannuation Pension - see Section IV.
(d) Retiring Pensions-see Section V.
SECTION II - COMPENSATION PENSION
259. If a Government servant is selected for discharge owing
to the abolition of a permanent post, he shall, unless he is appointed
to another post the conditions of which are deemed by authority
competent to discharge him to be at least equal to those of his own
have the option-
(a) of taking any compensation pension or gratuity to which
he may be entitled for the service he has already rendered, or
(b) of accepting another appointment or transfer to another
establishment even on a lower pay, if offered, and continuing to count
his previous service for pension.
Note-1.- A compensation pension is designed to mitigate
hardships caused by loss of office; and a working man who refuses
to accept suitable employment even accompanied with some
temporary loss of pay clearly does not need compensation.
Note-2.- When a Government servant not holding a substantive
post is retrenched owing to reduction of establishment shall, on
reappointment, be entitled to count the former service for leave and
pension, the break in service, if any, being treated as having been
condoned to the extent admissible under the rules.
260. To pension a Government servant still capable of useful
service is a waste of public money; before a pension is granted to
such a Government servant discharged on abolition of appointment
it must be carefully considered whether he cannot be otherwise
provided for. The Head of a department, in forwarding an application
196
CHAPTER XIX
AMOUNT OF PENSION
SECTION I - GENERAL RULES
1
[287. The amount of pension that may be granted is
determined by the length of service. Fractions of a year are not
taken into account in the calculation of any pension admissible to a
Government servant retiring on or before 31st December 1959. In
the case of Government Servants retiring after 31st December 1959
fractions of a year less then six months should be ignored and
fractions of six months or more taken as one year for purposes of
computing the length of qualifying service under Rules 291 and 292.
2
[Note.- The amount of pension shall be expressed in whole
rupee and where the pension calculated according to the rules
contains a fraction of a rupee, it shall be rounded off to the next
higher rupee.]
3
[Explanation:- The provisions of this note apply to all classes
of pension granted under various sets of rules including
compassionate allowance but do not apply to gratuity sanctioned
under various sets of rules, or to the capitalized value of commuted
portion of pension.]
4
[287A. In respect of Government servants retiring from
service on or after 1st April 1963, fractions of a year equal to six
months and above shall be treated as a completed six monthly period
for the purpose of calculation of any pension admissible to such a
Government servant.]
288. A pension is fixed in rupees and not in sterling even
though it is to be paid in England.
5
[289 xxx]
Limitations
290. A Government servant entitled to pension may not take
a gratuity instead of pension.
SECTION II - AMOUNT OF PENSION
291. The amount of Superannuation, Retiring, Compensation
1. Substituted by No. FD 41 SRS 60 dated 6-7-1960 (wef 14-7-1960).
2. Amended by No. FD 30 SRS 67 dated 15-3-1967.
3. Inserted by No. FD 51 SRS 67 dated 29-7-1967 (wef 15-3-1967).
4. Inserted by No. FD 41 SRS 60 dated 1-4-1963.
5. Deleted by No. FD 100 SRS 83 dated 3-1-1985.
209
AMOUNT OF PENSION
Completed six Scale of Maximum
monthly periods Gratuity or Pension (in
of qualifying Pension Rupees per
service annum)
(a) Gratuity Rs.
1
1. /2 months emoluments
2. 1 do
3. 11/2 do
4. 2 do
5. 21/2 do
6. 3 do
7. 31/2 do
8. 4 do
9. 4 3/8 do
10. 4 3/4 do
11. 51/8 do
12. 51/2 do
13. 57/8 do
14. 61/4 do
15. 65/8 do
16. 7 do
17. 73/8 do
18. 73/4 do
19. 81/8 do
(b) Pension
20. 10/ 80ths of average emoluments 2,250
21. 101/2 / 80ths do 2,362
22. 11/ 80ths do 2,475
23. 11 1/2/ 80ths do 2,587
24. 12/ 80ths do 2,700
25. 121/2/ 80ths do 2,812
26. 13/ 80ths do 2,925
27. 131/2 80ths do 3,037
28. 14/ 80ths do 3,150
29. 141/2/ 80ths do 3,262
30. 15/ 80ths do 3,375
31. 151/2/ 80ths do 3,487
32. 16/ 80ths do 3,600
33. 161/2/ 80ths do 3,712
34. 17/ 80ths do 3,825
35. 171/2/ 80ths do 3,937
36. 18/ 80ths do 4,050
211
AMOUNT OF PENSION
Completed six Scale of Maximum
monthly periods Gratuity or Pension (in
of qualifying Pension Rupees per
service annum)
(a) Gratuity Rs.
1
1. /2 months emoluments
2. 1 do
3. 11/2 do
4. 2 do
5. 21/2 do
6. 3 do
7. 31/2 do
8. 4 do
9. 4 1/2 do
10. 5 do
11. 51/2 do
12. 6 do
13. 61/2 do
14. 7 do
15. 71/2 do
16. 8 do
17. 81/2 do
18. 9 do
19. 91/2 do
(b) Pension
20. 10/ 80ths of average emoluments 2,700
21. 101/2 / 80ths do 2,835
22. 11/ 80ths do 2,970
23. 11 1/2/ 80ths do 3,105
24. 12/ 80ths do 3,240
25. 121/2/ 80ths do 3,375
26. 13/ 80ths do 3,510
27. 131/2 80ths do 3,645
28. 14/ 80ths do 3,780
29. 141/2/ 80ths do 3,915
30. 15/ 80ths do 4,050
31. 151/2/ 80ths do 4,185
32. 16/ 80ths do 4,320
33. 161/2/ 80ths do 4,455
34. 17/ 80ths do 4,590
35. 171/2/ 80ths do 4,725
213
Note-3.- (i) The grant of gratuity under this Rule will be subject
to the service rendered by the Government servant concerned being
held by the authority competent to appoint him, to be approved and
satisfactory.
(ii) No gratuity will be admissible :-
(a) in a case where the Government servant concerned
resigns his post or is removed/dismissed from public services;
(b) to a probationer or other Government servant discharged
for failure to pass the prescribed test or examination; and
(c) to a re-employed pensioner.
1
[Note-4.- The maximum amount of gratuity admissible under
this Rule shall be 12 months pay or Rs. 12,000 whichever is less.
Note- 5.- The grant of gratuity under Part B of this Rule shall
not debar a person from the benefits of the Karnataka Government
Servants (Family Pension) Rules, 1964 and the provisions of Rule
10 of the said Rules shall also apply to him.]
2
[Note-6.- This Rule shall not apply to cases of retirement or
death while in service of Government Servants on or after 1st
September 1968.]
3
[292-C. Debarring a person from receiving gratuity: (1)
If a person, who in the event of death of a Government servant, while
in service is eligible to receive gratuity in terms of rule 292 is charged
with the offence of murdering the Government servant or for abetting
in the commission of such an offence his claim to receive his share
of gratuity shall remain suspended till the conclusion of the criminal
proceedings instituted against him.
(2) If on the conclusion of the criminal proceeding referred to
in sub-rule (1) the person concerned-
(a) is convicted for the murder or abetting in the murder of
the government servant, he shall be debarred from receiving his share
of gratuity which shall be payable to other eligible members of the
family, if any;
said proviso shall mean the date upto which extension of service has
been sanctioned to him before his death.
1
[Note-2.- In the case of a Government servant who dies
while on leave preparatory to retirement on a retiring pension, the
period of five years for the purpose of the grant of family pension
should be reckoned from the date on which the officer would have
retired on a superannuation pension in the normal course and not
the intended date of retirement on a retiring pension which did not,
however, actually come about.]
2
[Note-3.- Sanctions to retention in service or extension of
service which have not been communicated or have not become
operative before the death of a Government servant should be taken
into account while computing the period of tenability of family Pension
under the proviso to this rule.]
(ii) The amount of family pension will be-
(a) in the event of death while in service, one-half of the
superannuation pension which would be admissible to the Government
servant had he retired on the date following the date of his death, and
(b) in the event of death after retirement, half the pension
sanctioned for him at the time of retirement:
3
[Provided that the amount of family pension will be subject
to a maximum of Rs. 150 per mensem, and a minimum of Rs. 30 per
mensem:]
4
[Provided further that as from the 1st April 1973, the amount
of family pension shall be subject to a minimum of Rs. 40 per
mensem:]
5
[Provided that the amount of family pension shall be, subject
to a minimum of ninety rupees per month with effect from 1st January
1977.]
In case where a Government servant mentioned in clause
6
[(b)] had commuted a part of his pension before his death, the
uncommuted value of that part of pension will be deducted from the
family pension calculated as above.
1. Inserted by No. FD 146 SRS 60 dated 23-9-1960 (wef 6-10-1960).
2. Inserted by No. FD 139 SRS 60 dated. 8-6-1961 (wef 15-6-1961).
3.Substituted by No. FD 32 SRS 70 dated 13-4-1971 (wef 1-10-1970).
4. Inserted by No. FD 48 SRS 73 dated 4-11-1974 (wef 1-4-1973).
5. Inserted by No. FD 80 SRS 78 dated 18-6-1980 (wef 1-1-1977).
6. Substituted by No. FD 287 SRS 58 dated 4-12-1958 (wef 1-4-1958).
227
(i) 1[to the surviving widow or if there are more widows than
one, to all of them in such manner as Government may deem fit,] if
the deceased is a male Government servant or to the husband if the
deceased is a female Government servant:
(ii) failing a widow or husband, as the case may be, to the
eldest surviving son;
(iii) failing (i) and (ii), to the eldest surviving unmarried daughter;
(iv) these failing, to the eldest widowed daughter; and
(b) in the event of no pension becoming payable under clause
(a), pension may be granted-
(i) to the father:
(ii) failing the father, to the mother:
(iii) failing the father and the mother, to the eldest surviving
brother below the age of 18;
(iv) failing (i) to (iii), to the eldest surviving unmarried sister;
(v) failing (i) to (iv), to the eldest surviving widowed sister;
2
[(vi) A Government servant shall, soon after his confirmation
in Government service, make a nomination in Form 6 indicating the
order in which the pension sanctioned under this Section should be
paid to the members of his family; and to the extent that it is valid,
the pension shall be payable in accordance with such nomination
provided the persons concerned are eligible on the date from which
the pension may fall due to receive the pension under the provision
of sub-rule (iv). In case the person concerned does not satisfy the
requirements of the said sub-rule, the pension shall be granted to
the person next lower in the order. The provisions of sub-rules (vi)(b),
(viii) and (ix) of rule 302, will apply in respect of nominations under
this sub-rule.]
(vii) 3[(a) Except as provided in sub-clause (a) of sub-rule (v),
a pension awarded under this Section will not be payable to more
Note -1. This rule shall apply also to wives and minor children
of Government servants who retired before 1st December 1964 and
on whose death subsequent to this date (but within five years from
the date of retirement) the widows/minor children become entitled to
family pension under rule 294 or the corresponding rules in the pension
rules contained in the Mysore Services Regulations/Bombay Civil
Services Rules/Hyderabad Civil Services Rules/Civil Service
Regulations of the Government of India.
Note-2. (i) Grant of Family Pension to minor children in the
event of death of the widow:- In the event of death or remarriage of
the widow during the extended period, the family pension will cease
to be payable to any other member (including minor children) of a
Government servants family. The intention is that during the period
of admissibility, re-grant of family pension will be in terms of the
pension Rules contained In the M.S.Rs/B.C.S.Rs./H.C.S.Rs/C.S.Rs.
of the Government of India. After this period there will be no re-grant.
(ii) Grant of family pension to the next minor child if the first
one attains majority:- In a case where a minor son/daughter in receipt
of a family pension under the pension rules contained in the M.S.Rs./
B.C.S.Rs./H.C.S.Rs./C.S.Rs. of the Government of India continues
to be minor after the date of normal admissibility, and attains majority
during the extended period, the family pension is not payable to the
next minor child.
(iii) Sanction for the revised family pension :- For the
extension of the family pension, after the period of admissibility is
over, the Audit Officer will authorise further extension by revising the
Family Pension Payment Order. No fresh sanction is necessary.]
1
[Note-3. The age of attaining majority for purposes of this
rule shall be 18 years for boys and 21 years for girls.]
2
[Note-4. The family pension admissible under clause (1)
and sub-clauses (a) and (b) of clause (ii) of this rule shall be subject
to a minimum of Rs.40 per mensem with effect from 1st April, 1973.]
3
[Note-5. The family pension plus dearness allowance
admissible under clause (i) and sub-clause (a) and (b) of clause